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There's bricks in the yard |
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Falling where they flew |
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I'm sure mom and dad |
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Won't give a sitch for one or two |
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Building no hagards that travels left to rest |
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Building is better but breaking is easy and I dont know which to trust |
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I think there must be something wrong with me |
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Like the path that goes unwatched among the very finest edge |
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My eyes are all wide and my stomach distends |
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And I'll do whatver you say |
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I'll say whatever you want |
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If you just put that away |
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If you just perish that thought. |
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Why can't we be a normal family? |
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And I'll count my footsteps across the garden stones |
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The faintest love glides six above cement and rust and bones |
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And I'll gather my eggshells softly I guess till I have enough to fill up the nest you're on |
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Draw up the blue prints but I'll never use them |
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Now I've only ever offered you myself and you always say it's not enough |
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Pray for your paralysis while I'm, while I'm coating for your touch |
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And I'll do whatver you say |
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And I will say whatever you want |
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If you just put that away |
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If you just perish that thought |
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Oh, you talk about violence like it doesn't exist |
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As a fire is a womb |
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And a womb is a fist |
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And I'll bend with for thee |
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When your tongue comes unglued |
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But I'll seize up inside |
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If your mouth says it's true |
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Don't you wanna be a normal family? |
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A normal family |
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I'm a steel wall |
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I don't want to see anything at all |
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I'm a steel wall |
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I don't need to feel anything at all |
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I don't want to see anything, and I don't need to feel anything |
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I don't want to know anything at all |
